Look at the analysis of the Rosa Parks cartoon on pg.9-10 in your LOC book. Analyze the above political cartoon for its use of the rhetorical triangle and appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos.
What is the subject?
How does the audience feel about the subject?
What persona, or role, is the writer/speaker taking?
Let's look at independent reading requirements for this year. You may wonder why they seem relatively simple compared to last year. I want QUALITY not quantity! Push yourself to venture past the "candy reads." Find some books you can go in-depth with. I want to see you jump into some nonfiction, classics, and adult bestsellers!
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In your small groups-
Look at the analysis of the Rosa Parks cartoon on pg.9-10 in your LOC book. Analyze the above political cartoon for its use of the rhetorical triangle and appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos.- What is the subject?
- How does the audience feel about the subject?
- What persona, or role, is the writer/speaker taking?
Describe appeals to:Modeling: Einstein's Letter (pg.9-10)
As a class, use the graphic organizer to analyze Einstein's use of rhetoric.Small Groups: A Whole New Mind
Use the graphic organizer to analyze Pink's use of rhetoric in the passage concerning Asia on pages 36-40.So... What About Independent Reading?????
Let's look at independent reading requirements for this year. You may wonder why they seem relatively simple compared to last year. I want QUALITY not quantity! Push yourself to venture past the "candy reads." Find some books you can go in-depth with. I want to see you jump into some nonfiction, classics, and adult bestsellers!